Tuor v0.5.0 (2026-07-24)

Breaking changes

• Config: the guest user is now configured as guestUser: { uid, gid } (numeric)
  instead of the user: "<name>" string. It must currently be
  { uid: 0, gid: 0 } (root). Update configs that set user.
• The guest shell is now /bin/bash, previously was root's default shell (= ash
  in Gondolin's Alpine base image). Using bash matches the default command
  in Gondolin's VM.shell().
• Config: the top-level guestHomeDir moved into guestUser as
  guestUser.homedir. Update configs that set guestHomeDir.
• Mounts and volumes are now presented to the guest as owned by the guest user
  (root, 0:0) by default rather than showing the raw host uid/gid. This avoids
  ownership-sensitive tooling tripping up (e.g. git's "detected dubious
  ownership") when host files are owned by a non-root user. Ownership can be
  adjusted through a new mount/volume-level owner option, see below.

Features

• Config: Mounts and volumes now accept an owner: { uid?, gid? } option to
  control the uid/gid presented to the guest for that mount/volume's entries
  (defaults to guestUser). Note that this does not change on-host ownership,
  and files the guest creates still land on the host owned by the Tuor process
  user. As before, invoking chown on mounted files & directories remains a
  no-op.